

23rd January 2012
23rd January 2012
23rd January 2012
23rd January 2012
The stone circle with is recumbent seen from behind the stone row
The stone circle (in the foreground) and the stone row
The stone row next to the circle
The three stones (with the quartz block) of the circle. Nearby stones can be seen in the background.
This is the sign to look for by the side of the road. There is a layby just west of the pathway which can be used for parking.
This circle lies on an ancient trackway called the ‘Old Green Road’. It’s a fair climb up from the road at V755578, firstly through boggy woodland next to a stream, then across open moorland. There are several stiles to traverse. If you’ve got the time, it’s a wonderful trek, and is part of the much longer Beara Way walk.
Once at the circle, only 3 stones of the original 5 remain. Close by, is a row of alignment stones and further off, the ruined remains of a multiple stone circle. Excellent views can be had of the surrounding mountains and down to Killmakilloge Harbour.
I found a large lump of solid white quartz nearby, and left it in the middle of the three stones before leaving – it seemed to fit there somehow.